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Army Training Centre Marches To Exercise Its Rights On Receiving Freedom Of the Borough

Pomp, ceremony and colour was in evident in Guildford High Street today (Saturday, June 24) with a march and service to mark the Army Training Centre (ATC) receiving the freedom…

Where is This? No.265

By David Rose Nearly everyone who replied last week correctly identified the Compasses Inn at Gomshall as the mystery vintage picture. In the book The Breweries and Public Houses of…

Notice: Five-Day Summer Theatre School For Youngsters

Rehearse the hits from London’s West End shows and then experience the thrill of performing them for professional cameras and lights. Five fun-packed days of singing, acting and choreography for…

Along The Wey & Arun Canal – June 2017

A regular update from the Wey & Arun Canal Trust (WACT), a charity restoring the waterway which once ran 23 miles from Shalford to Pallingham in West Sussex. The Trust…

ACM Signs 20-year Lease To Operate The Electric Theatre

Guildford’s Academy of Contemporary Music (ACM) is now the official operator of the town’s Electric Theatre, following the lease signing today (Thursday, June 22). The performing arts venue beside the…

Car Burnt Out On Hottest June Day For Over 40 Years

Along with it being the hottest June day in the UK since 1976, a car was burnt out on Woodbridge Hill, Guildford this afternoon (June 21). It was parked behind…

Call For Guildford To Proclaim Itself As The Cradle Of English Democracy

A little-known event that occurred in Guildford in 1647 could give the borough reason to claim the town as the cradle of English democracy. In 1647 radical delegates from Parliament’s…

Team Guildford Celebrates Sporting Success At 2017 Specsavers Surrey Youth Games

It has been another successful year for Team Guildford at the Specsavers Surrey Youth Games 2017. More than 300 young people and sports teams from across the borough took part…

Guildford’s Chapel Street Buzzes As People Join In The ‘Great Get Together’

There was a real buzz in Chapel Street, Guildford, on Saturday (June 17), as people celebrated all things community as part of the UK-wide event The Great Get Together. Across…

Stage Review: The Deep Blue Sea, Mill Studio

By Tricia Marcotti I was not familiar with Terence Rattigan’s play The Deep Blue Sea that is playing at the Mill Studio in Guildford until Saturday evening June 17. It is…